I
know it won’t sound populist, but generally the answer is "no". “No”
is also my answer to hypothetical question :).
Why?
Because you will always be an entrepreneur's second wife/husband; first is
always his/her venture. They spend their best (young) years building the
business and hence are unavailable for family and kids have to grow without
them. Later on when age is gone and kids are grownup, and the typical
entrepreneur is too rich, he may spend whole day drinking or touring the world,
but by that time "time" has gone... So a glass of drink and some
ulcers in stomach are one's companions near the end...
There
will be many exceptions of successful entrepreneurs who did not deprive their
family with time and care, but if exceptions are too less and generalization is
too evident to see in front of us, we go with the generalization for our own
personal wellness.